Small gas can?????????

Started mounting the Echo Chain saw. Things are tight. Anyone know if they make a 1/2 gallon gas can anywhere? I have some 1 gallons. They are just to big.

2 thirty two quart emty oil containers would work great,but have never seen half gallon tank before.

if ya use more than one tank of fuel on that Echo....you are on the wrong trail!!

maybe take a ole dawn dish soap bottle with a little mix in it.

Here you go http://www.backcountry.com/sigg-1.0-liter-fuel-bottle

Maybe?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tecumseh-35584-34711-1-2-Gallon-Gas-Fuel-Tank-OEM-/390332246933?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5ae19d6b95#ht_903wt_944

I carry mine in a gallon windshield jug i quit doing that i fill the saw up when i leave if it takes more than that i am turning around

i go to ride not saw all day

zilla wrote:

2 thirty two quart emty oil containers would work great,but have never seen half gallon tank before.

That is what I was thinking. Thanks.

stealth wrote:

Here you go http://www.backcountry.com/sigg-1.0-liter-fuel-bottle

That resembles the aluminum water bottles I carry in the RZR's console. What do you think about the pressure building up?

a tide bottle would be about the right size.

Gimpy wrote:

stealth wrote:

Here you go http://www.backcountry.com/sigg-1.0-liter-fuel-bottle

That resembles the aluminum water bottles I carry in the RZR's console. What do you think about the pressure building up?

We use these at work for are gas and oil all the time, never had a problem with them. I would use these and never think twice about it. When we do Wildland Fire we carry this can full of fuel and one with oil in are packs never had a problem with them leaking. We have used thes in all types of weather.

stealth wrote:

Gimpy wrote:

stealth wrote:

Here you go http://www.backcountry.com/sigg-1.0-liter-fuel-bottle

That resembles the aluminum water bottles I carry in the RZR's console. What do you think about the pressure building up?

We use these at work for are gas and oil all the time, never had a problem with them. I would use these and never think twice about it. When we do Wildland Fire we carry this can full of fuel and one with oil in are packs never had a problem with them leaking. We have used thes in all types of weather.

I saw water bottles like those, made of aluminum, at Wal-Mart for $5.00, today. They have plastic lids. Don't know if they would be fuel proof. Does yours have plastic lids?